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the '''surface_smooth_edges''' setting controls appearance of the surface edges. | the '''surface_smooth_edges''' setting controls appearance of the surface edges. | ||
Available in PyMOL | Available in PyMOL v1.8.6. | ||
== Values == | == Values == | ||
Revision as of 15:43, 24 February 2017
When the surface representation is only partially visible (e.g. ligand binding site surface), the surface_smooth_edges setting controls appearance of the surface edges.
Available in PyMOL v1.8.6.
Values
- surface_smooth_edges=off: (default) disables surface edge smoothing.
- surface_smooth_edges=on: enables surface edge smoothing. Consecutive vertices of the surface edge are averaged resulting in smoother-looking edge.
Example
set surface_smooth_edges, off
set surface_smooth_edges, off
See Also
- surface representation